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A "bottom-up" approach to changes one that works from the grassroots —from a large number of people working together, causing a decision to arise from their joint involvement. Source: Internet

Amending the Wisconsin Constitution this way will cost Wisconsin taxpayers a lot of money in the legal challenges that will arise from it. Source: Internet

All of these theories indicate a move towards a view that syntactic comprehension problems arise from a computational rather than a conceptual deficit. Source: Internet

Also called contour feathers, pennaceous feathers arise from tracts and cover the entire body. Source: Internet

Although the banking sector is entering the crisis with sufficient capital requirements, financial sector fragility can arise from large levels of public and private debt. Source: Internet

A "poisonous valentine to Hollywood" Regardless of the proliferation of theories, critics note that no explanation satisfies all of the loose ends and questions that arise from the film. Source: Internet

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